in case your question was "what do you call the concept of time?", here's my answer to that... there is no such thing as time. there is only the HERE AND NOW. there is no past and no future. everything happens HERE AND NOW. time is just a projection of man to put things in order.

Do you mean to ask, what would you CALL the concept of time? I think time is important in the sense that it can bring happiness SOONER or LATER, and we all want it to be sooner. Where you talk about fear, it's good to be able to remove fear soonest from your life if you can, but if you try and try and fail, then God will do it for you.

Everything is a paradox. Time is no exception. Everything moves into nothing and from nothing everything came. This too is a paradox. Time is everything and nothing. We experience time the same way the light of a dead star still shines. In an existential, experiential retrospect. I shall explain - everything...in its entirity,has already happened and yet is still happening. The easiest way to explain this is to write that we expeience our existance on one level but existed on another. It is our personal subjective experience of time that is linked, on a different plain, to everything:a unified field. We experience the universe unfolding from within it even though past, present and future have happened. We know our begining and our end. Fate and freedom, in this theory, intertwin to form a paradox that allowes us to choose the paths we have already followed. A Story. Two men start on a journey. One rushes to the end of his while the other stands watching. They arrive at the same time: why/how?